BCA, River Mill fall in holiday games

Published: Tuesday, January 22, 2013 at 12:16 AM.

MT. HERMON — Cassidy Jordan scored 21 points to lead the Williams High School girls’ basketball team to a scrappy 51-26 victory against Cummings High School in the Tony Perrou Classic at Southern Alamance on Monday.

Jordan scored 12 points in the first half and, along with Dajea Scott’s nine points, guided the Bulldogs (9-6) to a 24-6 halftime lead. Scott finished with 18 points.

Williams used a hard-nosed defensive effort and a fast-paced offense to make up for its smaller lineup.

“We just don’t have any size to get any rebounds,” Williams coach Tommy Cole said. “As long as they hustle and do what we ask them to do, that’s all we ask. But they were scrappy. We had a very good defensive game in the first half, which is what I like.”

Aundrea Walker accounted for most of the Cavaliers’ offense until the third quarter, scoring the team’s first nine points. She finished with 13 points to lead Cummings (6-9), which has lost six of its last seven games.

-- EAST CHAPEL HILL 52, BURLINGTON CHRISTIAN ACADEMY 26: At Mt. Hermon, Adrienne Davis scored 23 points as East Chapel Hill rolled in an early game in the Tony Perrou Classic at Southern Alamance. Ali Cyr-Scully added 16 points for the Wildcats (4-10).

Haley Stokes and Alanie Welch scored eight points apiece for BCA (1-10), which was within 28-17 at halftime before East Chapel Hill’s 16-4 third-quarter edge.

MT. HERMON — Cassidy Jordan scored 21 points to lead the Williams High School girls’ basketball team to a scrappy 51-26 victory against Cummings High School in the Tony Perrou Classic at Southern Alamance on Monday.

Jordan scored 12 points in the first half and, along with Dajea Scott’s nine points, guided the Bulldogs (9-6) to a 24-6 halftime lead. Scott finished with 18 points.

Williams used a hard-nosed defensive effort and a fast-paced offense to make up for its smaller lineup.

“We just don’t have any size to get any rebounds,” Williams coach Tommy Cole said. “As long as they hustle and do what we ask them to do, that’s all we ask. But they were scrappy. We had a very good defensive game in the first half, which is what I like.”

Aundrea Walker accounted for most of the Cavaliers’ offense until the third quarter, scoring the team’s first nine points. She finished with 13 points to lead Cummings (6-9), which has lost six of its last seven games.

-- EAST CHAPEL HILL 52, BURLINGTON CHRISTIAN ACADEMY 26: At Mt. Hermon, Adrienne Davis scored 23 points as East Chapel Hill rolled in an early game in the Tony Perrou Classic at Southern Alamance. Ali Cyr-Scully added 16 points for the Wildcats (4-10).

Haley Stokes and Alanie Welch scored eight points apiece for BCA (1-10), which was within 28-17 at halftime before East Chapel Hill’s 16-4 third-quarter edge.